The limestone cliffs of Tam Coc
The surrounding countryside of Ninh Binh was highly recommended by some friends of mine, so I made sure to stop there on my way up north. The town itself is not very impressive, but there are several small villages accessible by bike as well as Tam Coc, a village near a gorgeous by surrounded by limestone caves and cliffs. You can also climb one of these cliffs, above a cave called Mua, to get a view of the area. In addition to the scenery, I was impressed by friendly people and cheap prices.
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- Boats at the dock at Tam Coc
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- A view of Tam Coc
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- A monument at Tam Coc
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- Men in a cave at Tam Coc
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- A lake near Ninh Binh
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- A woman walking among banana trees near Ninh Binh
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- Ducks in the paddy fields near Ninh Binh
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- The beginning of the steps of the Mua cave
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- The view of Tam Coc from the top of Mua cave
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- Buddhist monument at the Mua cave site
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- A dragon at the peak of Mua cave.
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- Water buffalo walking near Ninh Binh
A Yank without a Chain 
what a beautiful place 🙂 !!
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